Dying God

2008
R
1h 25m

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2.8/10

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Lance Henriksen and James Horan in Dying God (2008)

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With the help of local pimps head by Chance, a corrupt cop will have to face his own demons to put an end to a series of brutal rapes and murders of the most weirdest kind, but in the end ma... Read allWith the help of local pimps head by Chance, a corrupt cop will have to face his own demons to put an end to a series of brutal rapes and murders of the most weirdest kind, but in the end may not be human.With the help of local pimps head by Chance, a corrupt cop will have to face his own demons to put an end to a series of brutal rapes and murders of the most weirdest kind, but in the end may not be human.

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IMDb RATING

2.8/10

1.1K

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When Sean Fallon returns from the hospital to his apartment and checks his messages, there is one message from "Mary" stating that she cleaned his apartment. This voice is not the same actress who was Mary earlier, which was Misty Mundae (Erin Brown). The voice in this message has a very strong accent and is not Misty's American voice.

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Chance: Nothing makes me happier than a cop beating another cop!
[he then casually rides out of the room on his wheelchair]
Chance: Fuck you! Fuck this place!

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Featured review

6/10

Corrupt cop seeks god

Having just spent a mostly-happy evening watching it on my laptop, I'm forced to disagree with those who gave Final Spawn such a low rating. James Horan, as the corrupt policeman and protagonist, gave a convincing performance. Despite what one reviewer claimed. The minor players who portrayed leaders of Buenos Aires crime were adequate, and the gore was adequate, too. Sure, the plot was silly but it never lagged, and had this been a straight serial-killer detective movie instead of a horror one, it would have been a medium-fine one. So, generally I agree with Kittysafe's review.

Keeping in mind that this film was made in Argentina and reading lips as I listened, I was fascinated that most of the actors and actresses (except for the one who had been mute since childhood) spoke unaccented American English. Another reviewer referred to poor dubbing; again I beg to disagree. Nor did I find the use of hand-held cameras distracting.

My only real complaint? The poor green Dying God was so Skinny!